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Now Fleming told the agency what was required of me: that wind might be converted to electric energy. "Before the snow flies, and with all due haste!" So I packed my sulphur and I packed my case; I ascended glassy stairdreams to the roof of the place, and I spoke real plain to the agency man, saying, "Take a little risk on my redan plan." But all that's left of Scotland is the spiral runes, so I'm setting up a mission on a salt embankment, and I'll build a nice house on the green, green dunes.
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Jan 22, 2018
Jan 22, 2018 at 8:19 PM UTC
Fleming
Now Fleming told the agency what was required of me: that wind might be converted to electric energy. "Before the snow flies, and with all due haste!" So I packed my sulphur and I packed my case; I ascended glassy stairdreams to the roof of the place, and I spoke real plain to the agency man, saying, "Take a little risk on my redan plan." But all that's left of Scotland is the spiral runes, so I'm setting up a mission on a salt embankment, and I'll build a nice house on the green, green dunes.
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Jan 22, 2018
Jan 22, 2018 at 8:19 PM UTC
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